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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1934
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices for various terms and states advertising rates. It covers in advance payments, carrier options, and weekly totals, with classifications for memorials and display ads. It specifies minimum charges, payment requirements, and national reps in major cities.
A religious citation from Psalm 37:3 4 urges trust in the Lord to be fed and to delight in him so that desires are granted. The passage emphasizes faith and obedience as paths to fulfillment.
Roanoke World News notes public sentiment toward Herbert Hoover as a potential president of the State University of Iowa. It suggests voters would wish him success if offered the post, while praising Franklin D. Roosevelt as better qualified to lead the nation out of the morass.
A lighthearted column jokes about Harpo Marx touring Moscow with Karl Marx references. It notes his harp and antics amuse Russians while mentioning Litvinoff, vodka, caviar, and a confusing Russian five day week. The piece imagines better ties through such emissaries.
The Northeast High School highlighted Professor Einstein's visit to Philadelphia giving Exchang Relativity a welcomed boost after a run of softer results.
A children’s quiz presents three questions and concise answers. The porcupine cannot shoot quills. quills loosen on touch. The distance around the United States is about 11 000 miles. A Atlantic to Gulf canal from Jacksonville would cut roughly 1 000 miles on the New York to Galveston route.
A modest scientist receives a silver cup from students who cheer him as they chant Einstein, Einstein. He cautions that Nazi era policies may harm German traditions for years, yet praises the crowd’s energy and hopes government will not endure such folly.
One year ago Lula C Carper and her son Edward were carried from a burning building by firemen on the second floor. Three men die at Harrisonburg from poison alcohol. Fashion on will display wedding gowns old and new. Shenandoah National Bank Woodstock plans to move into a remodeled bank after fire damage. Virginia officers head to Boston to recover Crawford.
Charles F. King is shot by officers after burglary at Haldeman Creamery. A telephone operator hears drilling when the creamery receiver is knocked off. The Tu berys house near White Post is burned. President elect Herbert Hoover and party tour Shenandoah National Park. Paul Jaworski, bandit chief, is executed in Bellefonte. Miss Virginia McCauley receives a piano offer in Washington theatre.
Civic League and Girls' Athletic Association raise nearly 300 dollars for Memorial Hospital after a devastating fire. Winchester Chamber reports 1,892 automobile and 259 truck licenses sold since January. Martha Ritter presents a dance prologue at Colonial Theatre.
A classified ad promises a simple home method to gain a baby blessing, urging readers to write Mrs. Benedict Owens at 4614 Coates House, Kansas City Missouri for details. The notice claims she was denied for 15 years yet found help and says many others report benefits.
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church will hold a special meeting Sunday morning January 28 to consider a committee report and issue a call for a pastor. The church has been pastorless since the death last summer of Rev. Dr Frank T McFaden, after ten years here. The Highland Avenue mission church is led by Rev Robert B Campbell. The committee chaired by Stewart Bell will not name a candidate before the meeting.
An article urges adding milk to a child's diet to prevent under nourishment and its lifelong effects on teeth and bone development. It highlights milk as an easy remedy and notes the Civil League Milk Fund helps children whose parents cannot afford milk for school lunches.
County Agent I Pred Stine will open the first corn hog meeting at the Kauffman school house in the northern part of the county at 8 o clock. A similar session for Stephens City is set for tomorrow night at the agricultural high school with R A Wall assisting. The federal corn hog program will be explained in detail, urging all farmers to attend the meeting nearest their home to understand the plan and decide their course.
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 a m shows none. January to date 0 91 inch year to date 0 91. Long term averages include 21 year Winchester records with annual total 34 71 inches. Monthly averages range from 2 15 inches in September to 3 73 inches in May and 3 61 inches in June.
The Irish Free State was established on December 6 1922 marking its transition to a self governing dominion within the British Empire. The act followed the signing of the Anglo Irish Treaty ending the Irish War of Independence.
Inspector Gorgeret reveals a tangled plot linking Antonine Gautier to Blonde Clara, exposing the Marquis d Erlemont as a longtime chateau owner and implicating Big Paul s true identity Valthex. Antonine is freed while Raoul remains at large as investigations shift toward the marquis.
The University of Virginia will offer an extension course in economic problems at Handley School taught by Professor Dingledine of State Teachers College Harrisonburg. The course yields one credit hour toward a degree and aims at teachers and others interested in political economy with full discussion of current economic issues. Dingledine will meet interested parties at Handley High School at 5 PM on Wednesday January 24. for details call the Division Superintendent of Schools at 778.
A report states the longest tunnel in the world lies in the Alps and extends beyond ten miles. The feature notes its scale and setting in the mountain range.
Advert says bronchial irritations require creosote and presents Creomulsion as a quick effective remedy. Claims six other medicinal elements, promises relief, ease of use, and a money-back guarantee if not relieved. Advises keeping Creomulsion on hand for persistent coughs or colds.
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